Dumbest Things People Have Said About Your Chickens/Eggs/Meat

[PrairieChickens]

Not fake, that's Baby, I swear for a while she thought she was human. She loved the water when she was younger but got waterlogged too quickly, we had to keep the paddle pool cover on when she was around. She doesn't do it any more but it was cute at the time. She would paddle her feet like a duck would and go from one side to the other, she would manage a couple of those before we'd have to get her out, she punctured the top once trying to get in

Sounds like she needs some...
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Water wings.
BA DUM DUM TISS

 

[colburg]

Quote: You know there would be so many people in that farm that you'd be considered a hoarder.

 

[Irishhenman]

Where in Ireland are you? I still have lots of family in Westport, County Mayo. Anywhere near there?

Nowhere near there, complete opposite side of the country really. I am in Tipperary

 

[lazy gardener]

Hey, if you can't go outside...

my husband almost died of embarrassment when he walked in and I was telling our 13yo daughter where baby boomers came from (in a humorous context). We also discussed all the children born in the November following the Ice Storm of '97.

It's the only thing our government hasn't figured out how to tax.

 

[MEMama3]

It's the only thing our government hasn't figured out how to tax.

Lol

 

[member 142084]

 

[member 142084]

They just tax you in the resulting product.

 

[beverly evans]

No She is a Lemon Cuckoo Orpington On only have my pretty Lemons and a few Buff hens

She's really pretty. I want all the really pretty ones! But so far I draw the line at whites or buff colored as they are so easily seen from 1 - 2 miles up. We have a bad problem with hawks here. They aren't the least afraid of people or dogs. I have two young roosters that have yet to show any protective behavior.

 

[beverly evans]

Not fake, that's Baby, I swear for a while she thought she was human. She loved the water when she was younger but got waterlogged too quickly, we had to keep the paddle pool cover on when she was around. She doesn't do it any more but it was cute at the time. She would paddle her feet like a duck would and go from one side to the other, she would manage a couple of those before we'd have to get her out, she punctured the top once trying to get in

That's really funny! She must have a lost duck gene in there somewhere! It has to be the rarest of instances. Anybody else ever hear of a swimming chicken?

 

[member 142084]

Quote: We have a ton of hawks even a few eagles, nor do I trust the vultures. I built a large run and have it covered. And when they are on turn out time it is supervised. So far so good